TILLAMOOK, OREGON, A (’GUST 15, 1918.
Tillamook Jottings.
Go to Bayocean—Beautiful seaside
For Sale—One second hand Ford
W. H. Frantz and Mrs. Frantz and
Marriage licenses have been issued
resort—Hotel, Bungalows, Natator- car in good condition with Bosch as follows: W. R. Bissett and Alpha son Ilarry, of Kearney, Nebraska are
ium. Take boat at Garibaldi
Magnito. Cheap if sold at once. Also R. White, Paul O’Neel and Bertha visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
W. A. Wise, dentist.
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For Sale—121 acres of Wilson river other second hand cars.—Cases'
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bottom land. Inquire of L. G. Free­ Garage.
Spend your evenings at the Gem.
man, Tillamook, Oregon.
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Sheriff Campbell is getting
l
ready
Insurance on hay-Phone Watson.*
For Sale—New modern residence, to register all men between the ages
Let W. A. Church write your insur­ located in best residence district. For of 18 and 21 years and between the
ance.
* sale at a bargain. See Frank Heyd. ■> ages of 31 and 45 years, which will
take place early in September.
Hoofror Remedy at C. I. Clough
A new line of wall paper just re­
Tillamook County's apportionment
ceived at the Harris Furniture store,
Co.
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Dr. J. B. Grider, dentist, I. O. O. F. also a prepared paste for putting it of the State School fund amounts to
34,198.02, the per capita of persons
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Bldg, Tillamook, Oregon.
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of school age being $1.83, this coun­
Dr.
Wise
will
be
at
his
Tillamook
ty having 2,294.
Jewelry, clocks, watches, silver­
ware.—R. W. Bennett.
• office Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednes­
Married on the 8th of August, W.
days and Thursdays until further no­
Highest cash price paid for hides— nce.
• I R. Bissett and Alphia R. White, both
L. Thayer, at Ball's shop.
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of Tillamook county. The ceremony
C. O. and C. M. Dawson vs. W. B.
Will sacrifice two lots, 105 by 105, Johnston Is a suit filed in the circuit was performed by County Judge A.
eash or auto. Ernest Gienger.
• to recover $71.55 on a promissory M. Hare.
- Hood River land for sale, 40 acres
The county court appointed A. note.
in brush. Good for alfalfa hay or
McCarty as county fire warden.
Money to loan on farm lands, from fruit. Easiest kinds of terms. Also a
Pigs and shoats for sale, cheap, all $500 up, Good terms. Rcasonabl- rate commercial orchard for sale.—F. P.
sizes on M. R. Ilanenkrat farm.
* of interest. We want your business. Friday, Hood River, Ore.
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See Everson.
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Pianos and tuning, H. F. Cook,
Wanted to rent a dairy farm with
State Fair, Salem, Oregon, Septem­
Tillamook.
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50 or 60 cows. Would like bottom ber 23-28. Splendid exhibits, excel­
For sale, vinegar, 35c. gallon. land on the farm. —Address A. E. lent music, high class entertainment
Gisler, Mohler.
and a superb racing card. For par­
Vincenz Jacob.
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ticulars write A. H. Lea, Secretary,
Carl Haberlach has raised the price
In conformity with the rule formed Salem, Oregon.
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of cheese to 27c. and 28e. per lb.
elsewhere, all wood orders must be
accompanied by payment in advance. !• I For sale or trade—1916, Model 83, 4
We handle Trojan Powder. Best for —A. F. Coats Lumber Co.
* cylinder Overland in good running
stumping.—Tillamook Feed Co.
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order. New top and upholstering,
Situation Wanted.—Practical nurs­ good tires, 2 spare tires. Want lighter
Wanted a women to help in house
work. Address P. O. box 143.
• ing, to do general nursing. Call Dave car or $700 cash. Address E. J. Kraft,
Krake, Mutual Phone and ask for Wheeler, Ore. Will demonstrate.
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R. W. Bennett, expert watch re­ Jannettc Seymor.
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The following young men entrain­
pairing. S. P. Watch inspector.
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To whom it may concern—Persons
Seven room house for sale, close in. will not be permitted to pick ever­ ed this morning to go to the Benson
Inquire at the Headlight office.
* green Blackberries on the premises school in Portland where they under­
go instruction:
Delmer Powers,
We buy and sell second hand autos. of F. M. Trout and M. F. Goodspeed.* Sherman Reed, Glenn Woolfe, Har­
Ackley & Miller, Tillamook Garage.*
Furnished rooms for rent. $2.00 a old Epplett and Herbert Olsen.
For bargains in second hand auto­ week, water and lights, furnished. ¿MUsk Dr. Turner eye specialist of
mobiles go to Case's Garage.
Corner of Second and Stillwell Ave.,
Portland will be in Tillamook
♦ again Friday and Saturday, August
All volunteer enlistments have Tillamook, Oregon.
ceased.
Owing to the rain early Sunday 30, 31. Consult him at Jenkins Jew­
morning
this put a stop to the moss elry store. Dr. Turner will also be in
Buy your hay from Kuppenbender
now while shipping is good.
* picking picnic to Sandlake on Sun­ Cloverdale Thursday, August, 29th.*
day.
John Plasker has been made in­
Dr. Wise will be at his Bay City
Don’t throw away your old tires but structor of sheet metal at the Ben­
office on Thursday of each week. *
get an “Inner Tire” and get from son school, with the rank of corporal,
Insure your hay, play safe,— 100 to 5000 miles more service out of and Jack Leslie is to fill a similar
Phone Watson.
• each tire at low cost.—See Shrode.*
position with the rank of sergeant
Wants to buy or rent bottom land in the blacksmith department.
Before buying that automobile, see
R. A. Osborne vs. Solon Schiffmann
W. J. Stephens at the Elkhorn Billiard dairy ranch that will carry from 30
to 60 cows. Inquire of Annis Geisler, and Joe Thompson is a suit brought
Parlors about the Oldsmobile.
Tillamook, Oregon.
*2 to recover certain money alleged to
Jenkins, the Jeweler, is now in a
vs. Ladd C. be owing him for logging by the
Spaulding Mfg. Co.
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position to give you prompt service
defendants, under a contract. The
on your repair work.
* Quick is a suit filed 1 in the circuit
court to recover $160.00 on a prom­ money sued for is $154.00 and $120.
For Sale, bay horse, io years old, issory note.
Did you ever stop to think that
about 900 tbs. Apply to W. H. Banke
about 25 per cent of feed that is fed
Netarts, Bell phone, 9F14.
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Wanted, day work of any kind,
without cutting is wasted? And that
For Sale—3 young brood sows, 8 would rather do washings and iron- feed put up in a silo is worth about
ings
at
home
or
at
house,
25c.
an
hour
months old, bred, Paul Fitzpatrick,
30 per cent more than if put up dry?
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Bell Phone 5F12.
* Bell Phone 136J.
Mr. Rancher do some figuring.
H. B. Millis has gone to Portlr.nd
Best by Test—Oregon Portland
The rain last week and on Wed­
Cement. For sale by Lamb Schrader to enlist in the tank service, a new nesday was somewhat disagreeable
branch
of
the
army
which
tins
gov
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Co.
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to campers and others who came to
ernment is calling for volunteers.
spend their vacation, but it was a
The Guild Hall piano for sale,
Dr. W’ise will be at his Tillamook great blessing to the county, for the
cheap. Or will rent by the month.
office across the street south of the grass is growing fast and the whole
Inquire of Mrs. E. Bales.
court house every Monday, Tuesday of the county has a fresh, spring-
• like appearance.
Kuppenbender always carries a and Wednesday.
full line of mill feed at the lowest
Wanted: Every body in Tillamook
Your wood saw
should be a
prices.
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County to see the Kaiser “The Beast Vaughn. Why? because it is a money
Take your watches and clocks to of Berlin” at the Gem Theatre Aug. maker. It is the simplest, fastest,
Jenkins, when in need of repair, for 18 and 19.
lightest and strongest wood saw on
quick service.
* I For Sale—Team, weight 1200 each the market. For woodsawing, clear­
1916 Dodge touring car for sale. ' full sisters, color black, age 6 and 7, ing land both large and small ranch­
First class condition, (750.00 H. H. ‘ gentle and well broke.—Bert Hoyt, es. Let Kuppenbender give you a
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Rosenberg.
• Sandlake, Oregon.
* demonstration.
Hay
insurance
costs
very
little,
18
Dr. Ramsey, Osteopath, Masonic
For sale or trade. One Bclgum mare
building, during August and Septem­ 9 years old. Make me an offer of cow to 30 cents on each ton insured, rates
ber, phone 169R.
* or what you have, G. F. Hackett, based on term insured.—See Watson
or Phone 43J or Mutual at office
Abe Kuppenbender, who was at the 1 ship yard, Box 576 City.
and house. Do this now, today. Let
Benson school in Portland, has been
Need a truck to haul your milk? Or Watson the old reliable write your
sent to Camp Taylor, Ky.
anything else? Got an old automobile? insurance.
Best in the West—Oregon Portland See Shroie, he will explain the rest.
All boys who have attained their
♦ 21st birthday since June 5, 1918,
Cement. Always uniform and fresh. It’s a “Truxtun Attachment."
Wrennie Kellow, Ben Joy, Eddie and on or before August 24, 1918,
Lamb-Schrader Co.
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Wants to buy or rent a place with Helsel, M. J. Miller and Lando Darby will be required to register on Satur­
about 15 or 20 cows. Address Box left on Tuesday for Camp Freemont,, day, August 24, 1918, at the office of
the local board at the court house,
4* , California.
151 Tillamook, Oregon.
Tillamook, Oregen.
There
being
only
one
bid
submit
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Get your hay at the Kuppenbender |
Married at the Christian parsonage
Warehouse. Prices are always the ted to the County Court on what is
lowest.
• known as the Bay City road, the bi* Thursday evening, August 8th, Paul
of Adolph Erickson was rejected.
O.Neel, of Carthage, Missouri and
New location Singer Sewing Ma- 1
Bertha Reed, of Garibaldi, Oregon.
the
For
sale,
a
small
dairy
farm
on
chine Agency, first door south of 1
Rev. Harry E. Tucker officiating.
with
all
Wilson
river,
nice
house
Photo Studio.
The young man is in the spruce di-
the
Head-
improvements. Enquire at
vision near Garibaldi.
Don't pay over $1.10 for a first class light office.
pitch fork. Get them at Smithy’s at 1
Ernest W. Knight vs. Nellie E.
this price.
* I All accounts that have not been Knight is a divorce suit filed in the
settled by the first of August will be
Coming: To the Gem Theatre on turned over to our attorney for col­ circuit court. There parties were
August 18 and 19 The Kaiser "The lection. (The old) Tillamook Feed married in Tillamook county on the
24th of August, 1898, and sit chil­
Beast of Berlin.
Co., D. L. Shrode.
* dren were born to the union two of
If you have a Ford car investigate
Married on August 12th, In til’s whom are dead.
•he shinier Manifold at Plasker city. Ennis E. Gabriel and Myrtle
The Falls City News is the latest
Bros.
• ! Cahill, the ceremony being part >rni-
publication in Polk county to feel
For Sale--Twin Excelsior Motor ed by Justice of the Peace E. W. the effects of the high cost of ma­
Cycle. At a bargain if taken at once. Stanley.
terials caused by the world war and
Enquire at Tillamook Garage.
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For Sale.—50 light acytcline light­ suspended publication, making the
W anted to rent, dairy ranch, from ing system for sale cheap, 300 feet third paper of the county to "go by
•5 to 30 cows.—John Zeller, Tilla­ piping and lamps. A bargain for an up the board" within that past few
to date store or ranch. Inquire at months.
mook, Oregon.
City Transfer Co.
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Wanted a representative for Tilla-
Will pay you to see Everson tor a
For Sale—One 7xto Tacoma Don­ mook County, either lady or gentle­
safe investment in city property or
farm lands.
* key Engine, 800 feet of main line and man for war time necessity. Endors­
We always have second hand cars 1600 feet of trip line, blocks and oth­ ed by government officials. A big
for sale at very attractive prices. See er equipment. Inquire of C. L. Wool­ opportuity and a good income as­
* sured to a real worker.—Address,
Kuppenbender.
• I ey and Son, Tillamook, Orc.
with referencs, F. E. RusseM 129*4
First class dressmaking. Long’s ' Eugene Jenkins, the jeweler, has 12th street, Portland, Oregon.
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Appartments. Mutual Phone, Mrs. employed C. W. Little, of Minneapo­
Probably
there
are
a
large
number
Nell Rasmussen and Mrs. Chas lis, and is in a position to give you
Burkhart.
• i quick and reliable service on your I of men working in the ship yard, saw
watch and clock repair work.
* mill, and logging camps who are not
The Public Service Commission
aware of the fact that there is a pub­
our
It
is
to
your
interest
to
see
will hold a hearing in the matter of
lic library in the City Hall, which Is
mens
’
and
boys
’
dress,
work,
and
the application of the Mutual Tele- ,
a
pleasant place for these men to
Phone Company for authority to in- ’ school shoes, made of solid leather obtain enjoyment and a good place
crease rates at the Court House, Sat­ no substitutes. Morris Schnal, Popu­ to pass spare time.
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urday, August 24th, at 9:30 a.m..
| lar Price Clother.
»1.50 PER YEAR.
THE KAISER EXPOSED.
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"The Kaiser, The Beast of Berlin,”
the latest and most timely of super­
photoplays dealing with the present
world war comes to the Gem Theatre
Sunday and Monday, August 18 and
19 after thrilling New York, Chicago
Boston and Denver audiences for
weeks during their respective indefi­
nite runs.
"The Kaiser, The Beast of Berlin”
has been produced by Rupert Julian
from the scenario prepared by the
director and Elliott J. Clawson. The
photoplay delivers a powerful pa­
triotic message and gives the public
an inside story of the life of the man
who, by his despotic and barbarous
ideas, has set the entire world aflame.
The photoplay gives a more forceful,
clearer understanding of why the
United States has entered the war—
to stamp out kaiserism. It shows how
the kaiser planned the sinking of the
Lusitania and awarded a special med­
al to the captain of the U-boat that
launched the fatal torpedo. It also
shows how the visions of drowning
women and children haunted Captain
Von Neigel who received the kaiser’s
honors, and finally drove him to in­
sanity.
The film graphically pictures the
tearing up of the famous "scrap of
paper” that guaranteed Belgium her
rights to peace and happiness by the
Hohenzollern and the challenge to
America when Ambassador Gerard
informed his majesty that President
Wilson and the American people
would no longer tolerate Germany'»
ruthless naval warfare.
Beginning the story of the kaiser’s,
life (from life) the photoplay shows,
the kaiser being knocked down by
one of his captains whom he had in­
sulted and humilated In the imperial
reception. Knowing the penalty for
his offense the young captain com-
mits suicide.
Physicians who examined the kais-
er immediately after he had been
struck, have claimed that had the
blow landed three Inches higher on
the ruler’s head that It would have
bursed a cancer near the kaiser's ear
and rendered him a madman.
Following the encounter between
kaiser and captain the photoplay
shows how the emperor ordered the
routing of his troops bound for Paris,
through Belgium, and without the
use of scenes of land battles or of
naval engagements carefully, force­
fully unravels its story of German
kulture, forced upon Belgium, shows,
the American Ambassador Gerard
conveying President Wilson’s mes­
sage, asking for the termination of
wholesale murder of neutrals on
trans-Atlantic ships, the torpedoing
of which the kaiser has ordered,
and continues to visualize historic
facts until the last reel, in which,
the author leaves fact for fancy to
picture what seems likely to be the
result of the Hohenzollern’s cam­
paign.
Everson of this city. They came by
: auto and the machine was driven the
whole distance by their son, whl is
14 years of age, taking exactly 100
hours of actual traveling to cover
the distance. Mr. Frantz Is a brother
to Mrs. Everson.
There is every reason to believe
that a large number of men who are
working in logging camps and saw
mills, who are in the spruce division
will follow that occupation when the
war is over. It is true that they were
The president of the Rebekah As­ inexperienced In that line of busi­
sembly will make Morning Star I
ness when they were sent to logging
Rebekah Lodge a visit and hold dis­ camps and saw mills, but their ex­
trict convention in Tillamook City, perience of the past months will
Saturday, August 24, and will put make them good loggers and handy
on degree work in the evening. All men about saw mills, and as the lum­
members are requested to be pres­ i ber industry in the Pacific North­
ent. .
west will require more men this will
Mr. Frank J. Tetterton, of North be one way of obtaining men who
Carolina, and Blanche Harris were have been under discipline and will
unitel in marriage Thursday even­ make good workmen.
ing, August 8th, by Rev. Harry E.
Members of the Yamhill county
Tucker of the Christian church. The court were over into Tillamook coun­
young man is in the spruce division ty the past week investigating the
at Miami, and the young couple will sentiment favorable to the construc­
make their home for the present at tion in cooperation with the national
Garibaldi.
government of six and a half miles of
Reed Farmer vs. East Beaver road connecting Grand Ronde with
Cheese Co. Is a suit filed In the cir­ the Sour Grass road. There is demand
cuit court to recover $68.78. The for a daily mail service through by
plaintiff was the cheese maker at the Sheridan to accommodate that sec­
defendant’s cheese factory, at a sal­ tion of country about Cloverdale and
ary of $100 per month, and the Pacific City which gets service a day
plaintiff claims that he has not been late when mail is sent by way of
paid in full, so sues to recover the Tillamook as Is now done. It is hoped
to formulate an agreement this year
same.
Your washing done for 25 cents per so that by next season this stretch of
month. Get a Liberty Bell electric road may be built, but first agree­
washing machine with adjustable ment must be made with the govern­
wringer and turn that dreaded wash ment and property owners as to the
day into a day of pleasure. Let us liqe of survey.—Telephone Register.
give you a free trial at your own
The farm labor situation is serious
home and satisfy yourself. Call Kup­ and little relief in sight. The new
penbender, Main 7 or Mutual phone draft will take out more of our
and arrange for a demonstration.
strong young men. But in the face of
The national council for defense this handicap we must keep the
has offered a suggestion that proper­ home fires burning and the produc­
ly may be termed a plan to simplify tion of food must be increased as we
the problem of Christmas shopping. must have more food. Therefore we
It recommends that the people of the must adopt the right means. We
United States this year shall sub­ have proven to you that successfully
stitute Liberty bonds and War Sav­ replaced muscle with machinery in
ings stamps for Christmas presents Tillamook County In the past and
of other kinds, and strongly urges we are glad to Inform you that we
that this plan be carried out so far are' now better able to serve you
than ever before In labor saving
as may be practicable.
machinery, such as milking ma-
The rock crusher at Hadden is chines, gas engines of all sizes, auto
now in full operation and four cars trucks, automobiles, tractors, gas
are in commission to haul the rock to and electric washing machines, elec-
Wheeler, from which point it will be trie light plants, saw mills, and all
distributed over the Wheeler-Bright­ kinds of farm implements and barn
on road. Frank Reed has the con- equipment. Let us figure on your job.
tract for hauling from the cars and All of our goods are guaranteed so
he has secured a new two and one- you takft no chances. Write, phone,
*half ton truck for the purpose. The or see Kuppenbender about your
truck will work two shifts to keep wants, at Tillamook, Oregon.
the cars unloaded. —Reporter.
Well, Wake ’em Up Brother.
Tillamook
Masonic Lodge on
Thursday dedicated a service flag in
When the editor glances around at
honor of its members in military
service. They are: E. J. Clausen, Dr. the many unpainted buildings with
John Olson, Dr. J. E. Reedy, F. Erick­ which our town is adorned (?), he
son, Leslie Harrison, William Ander­ cannot but think of a verse among
GEM THEATRE PROGRAM
son, P. C. Bosma, Horace Sappington, the many in the bible—"yet a little
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Irvie Keldson, Dr. H. Viereck and sleep, a little slumber, a little fold­
ing
of
the
hands
la
sleep.
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Bay
City
Friday,
August.
16—"Little Prin­
John Neilson. Rev H. E. Tucker,
cess” 5 reel Artcraft production
pastor of the Christian Church, de­ Examiner.
featuring Mary Pickford.
livered the address. Dr. R. T. Boats,
Live Stock Breeders’ Attention.
"Under the Stars” 2 reel Son of
master of the lodge, also spoke.
Democracy, featuring Benjamin
There
will
be
a
meeting
at
the
Twenty carpenters came in on
Chapin.
County
Court
House,
on
Saturday,
Tuesday to work at the ship yard
Saturday, August,
17—"Breakers
from Portland, and a number of August 17th, at 1:30 p.m., of the
Ahead” 5 reel Metro production
these are married men who want to Tillamook County Pure Bred Live
featuring Viola Dana.
bring their families to this city, but Stock Association, All members of
"Kicked Out”—1 reel Harold Lloyd
the
association
as
well
as
those
who
there are no empty houses to be ob­
comedy.
tained. There are quite a number of are interested tn developing the live
buildingB that could be converted stock industry of Tillamook county Sunday and Monday, August 18 and
19—“The Kaiser, The Beast of Ber­
into homes for the men, and no time are urgently requested to attend this
lin"—7 reel Jewel production. See
should be lost in doing so, for It will meeting.
display ad on another page.
not be long before another hundred
School Opening.
Tuesday, August. 20—“Woman God
men will be added to the ship yard
Forgot” 5 reel Artcraft production
staff.
The School Board has been asked
featuring Feraldine Farrar.
to
postpone
the
opening
of
school
to
Dr. James E. Reedy, who is in the
Wednesday,
August, 21—"One More
United States V. R. C., writes: “Hel- give pupils a chance to pick berries
American” 5 reel Paramount pro­
le, Mr. Baker, I am on my way and for the cannery. The Board is willing
duction featuring Gelorge Babin.
fou know the rest—the last you to do this if there is any consider­
will hear of me in U. S. A. for a able number of pupils who wish to Thursday, August, 22—“The Fire­
brand” 5 reel Dilliam Fox special
while, that is six months to a year engage in this work. In order to
production
featuring
Virginia
and a half. Tell everybody to buy know this, it is requested that all pu­
Pearson. A story of a fight to save
Liberty bonds and see that they pils who want to do this work, make
Russia.
buy. I am on the train and the last definite arrangements for it with
“Her Husband’s Wife” 2 reel Wil­
letter I can write to Tillamook in U. those in charge of the picking uj
liam Fox Sunshine comedy.
3.. Good Luck." The letter was dated next Saturday, August 17th.
August 3.
Boat Builders Exempt.
First Methodist Church.
Proprietors of all businesses and
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professional men, with only a few
District boards may grant deferred
Chas. E. Gibson, D. D., Pastor.
exceptions, will pay the annual fed- classification to registrants on the
Services 11 a.m. and 8 pm. Sub-
eral license of $10, and heads of sole ground that they are employed
wholesale concerns doing a yearly in the shipyards, according to a rul­ ject for morning service is "The Di­
business of $200,000 or more of (25, ing received by Adjutant-General tiding line between God's Property
according to a schedule inserted in John Williams yesterday. This over­ and Mine”
Sunday school 10 a.m. Midweek
the draft of the revenue bill by the rules a position taken by one district
House ways and means committee. board that the men must have services every Wednesday evening.
Farmers, merchants, ministers and their Emergency Fleet Corporation consisting of a short talk, prayer and
teachers will be exempted from the exemption papers to gain deferred testimony.
All services held in the Presbyter­
$10 occupational tax, as well as con­ classification.
cerns doing an annual business of
The matter came up as a result of ian church.
less than $2000.
the meeting of shipyard owners last
First Christian Church.
The county court will leave to­ week, when it was asserted that
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morrow for Portland to be present many men almost indispensible in
Harry E. Tucker M. A., Minister.
when the bids are opened for the im­ the work were being put in class 1
Sunday services—Sunday school at
provement of the Three Rivers road. by the district board.
The Adjutant-General telegraphed ' 10 a.m., followed by Communion
The length of the project to be con­
I Service and then if the weather will
structed or improved is approximate­ to Washington as follows:
"Can district board grant deferred | permit we are going to hold the
ly eight miles, and the principal
items of work are approximately as classification on industrial grounds preaching service in the woods on
follows: 24 acres of clearing and to a registrant employed In the Mrs. Wheeler’s place, followed with
grubbing, 30,000 yards of common j building and fitting of ships in a a basket dinner, otherwise if weath­
excavation, 4,000 cubic yards rock | plant under the supervision of the er Is bad we will meet in church.
Evening service at 8 o’clock in the
excavation, construction of bridges. 1 Emergency Fleet Corporation on a
culverts, etc., and 10,000 cubic yards ( claim predicated on such ernploy- church at which time a popular vital
theme will be discussed. You and
of surfacing. The work embraced in'|ment?”
Provost Marshal-General Crowder yours are cordially Invited to all ser<
the contract Is to be completed in
■ vices. C. E. at 7 p.m.
replied: "The answer is yes.”
300 weather working days.
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Reed, Frank T. Tatterton aid Blanch
Harris. James Claude McClure .u d
Josephine A. Warren, Ennis E. Gab­
riel and Myrtle Cahill.
I am now offering Prince Henger-
veld De Koi, born Jan 21, 1918 for
sale at a low price. If you are in the
market for a good Registered Hol­
stein Bull calf, sire and dam have
good records, ask for pedigree. Now
is your chance, I will Bell him cheap.
Call Ben Kuppenbender.
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